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Appeal, G: Magisterial Cases, Vol. 4

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Excerpt from Magisterial Cases, Vol. 4: Reprinted From Volume 68 of "the Justice of the Peace", 1899

Lord russell or killowen, l.o.j. - It is not without some doubt that I give judg ment in this case for the appellant. None of the cases cited in the argument have any direct bearing on the point, and though I cannot say they are irrelevant, they do not throw any valuable light on the question. The facts are shortly these On the 6th of May, 1897, the respondent, who is inspector of nuisances for the borough of Eccles, served on the appellant a notice which begins by reciting that the authority were satisfied of the existence of a nuisance on the property of the appellant, arising from the foul and offensive privies and ashpits, and requiring him within 14 days to abate the same, and for that purpose to abolish the said privies at the said five houses, and in lieu thereof to provide and fix sufficient water closets with efiicieut ¿ushing cisterns to pro perl y drain such water-closets, and to convert the said ashpits into covered and paved places for the reception of ashtubs. The quarter sessions arrived at the conclusion that the present appellant was liable as owner, and bound to comply with the terms of the notice subject to the case as it comes before us. We have power to draw inferences and say whether on the facts the justices had power to draw the conclusions they did.

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